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Private ceremony held to commemorate Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin

Private ceremony held to commemorate Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin

A non-public ceremony was held to commemorate Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, his press service stated Tuesday, urging mourners to pay their respects at a cemetery in his native metropolis Saint Petersburg.

Prigozhin — a Kremlin confidant turned “traitor” — was killed final Wednesday, two months after ordering his troops to topple Russia‘s navy management.

“Yevgeny Viktorovich’s farewell was held in a closed setting. Those wishing to say goodbye can visit the Porokhovskoye cemetery,” it stated in an announcement, with out specifying whether or not the mercenary chief killed in a airplane crash had been buried.

Observers stated the choice by the founding father of the Wagner non-public preventing drive to show his troops on Moscow was essentially the most vital direct problem to President Vladimir Putin‘s authority since he got here to energy.

The Kremlin stated earlier Tuesday that the Russian chief wouldn’t attend Prigozhin’s funeral.

“The president’s presence is not envisaged,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov instructed reporters.

There had been no public bulletins of when or the place Prigozhin, who was 62, can be buried.

Putin final week described Prigozhin as a person who had made “serious mistakes in his life, but he achieved the right results.”

The Kremlin has dismissed hypothesis that it orchestrated the crash in revenge for Wagner’s march on Moscow in June.

Source: www.anews.com.tr